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鬼ちゃんこちら。手の鳴る方へ。

It's a variation of a verse 鬼さんこちら。手の鳴る方へ。 used in a child's game 目隠し鬼. Children call out to the blindfolded devil (= "it" in hide-and-seek) with singing this phrase and clapping their hands.
 
鬼ちゃんこちら。手の鳴る方へ。

It's a variation of a verse 鬼さんこちら。手の鳴る方へ。 used in a child's game 目隠し鬼. Children call out to the blindfolded devil (= "it" in hide-and-seek) with singing this phrase and clapping their hands.

thanks :)
 
I'm a bit of confused about the part in bold. If I'm understanding correctly the author wanted to say that the face was "covered(stained?) in sake", but the usage of 染まった like this doesn't seem familiar to me. Though as far as I know it is fine to say 「血に染まった顔」, so maybe this one is fine too.

「酒に染まった赤ら顔を除けば、容姿もセンスも見事に尽きる。」
 
Unlike 血に染まった, it's not so common, but a kind of poetic expression of drunken/alcoholic red face.
 
can anyone tell me if i spelt the word right that i heard on this video? :)

makura ''abyou'' (pillow business)





at 7:04 to 7:05, where it has the ''T/N'' at the top
 
Hello! I have this friend who recently said this: "サーヴァンプの梶くん声低すぎすき"
Servamp is the name of an anime, and Kaji is one of the voice actors!
I'm just wondering if she's saying she likes his voice? Or does "すき" have some other meaning since it IS written in Hiragana, and not he Kanji "好き"
Thank you!
 
Is it exactly what he/she said? Isn't it 声低すぎすき or 声低すぎすき?
 
Yes, I copied and pasting it straight over. She posted it to her twitter, so perhaps there are typos--despite that, do you know anything she could have been trying to say?
 
She might be just saying his voice is too low (声低すぎ), or it might be she likes his low voice (声低すぎて好き/低すぎで好き). Both are possible, but すぎる usually has a negative nuance, so it's hardly a reason why she likes it.
 
Its after someone asked a girl for duel, whereafter she replies "Its not probable I will". I guess it means "she will do".
 
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Hi there I think this is a song name, can you tell me the name of it?
 
♪キ・マイ
ki mai

I don't this so since it doesn't make sense at all. At least it wouldn't be the complete one.
 
I see, then it's honorific, and the subject is "you (= she)", as you interpreted.
 
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